Fritaire Non Toxic Air Fryer™, White, 4.7 Litre

Brilliant product, fast delivery and as described.

Tastes better and cleaner than toxic air fryers and way easier to clean

The concept of this non toxic air fryer is great, but the reality is, it isn’t as easy as it looks compared to other air fryers we are used to. It takes double the time to cook anything but my main issue is when u wash the glass bowl (as the self cleaning doesn’t take away stubborn stains) the oils gets stuck in between the glass bowl and the base, which makes it very difficult to clean. I bought this for ease but there is definitely a few teething issues with this product that manufacturers need to look at.

Great overall product. I purchased this with a strong desire for a product with no toxic materials. It works very well however the glass bowl is permanently fixed to the base and oils have dripped into the base with no practical way to clean it since the base cannot be removed from the bowl. Otherwise the only practical cooking drawback is its size. It would really be better if it were larger/taller to improve capacity. Sadly not possible to cook something in the rotisserie cage with something below it. I was looking for a replacement for my dual tray ninja air fryer, but this does not compare I. Terms of capacity and quick turn around if food. You’re really limited to cooking only a small amount of food at a time so it does not make a complete substitute for a conventional air fryer.

Ok, but not very well designed. Gives off a toxic smell when cooking and really doesn't self clean. Not worth the money.

what an excellent product, except for the battery motor! what's all that about?? Am I missing something? Needs a least a rechargeable battery system, that can stay pluged in, you have already got mains power why batteries? Ide'F.

Love the principle but you can’t clean in between the plastic casing and glass bowl so it gets a greasy and unpleasant. A real shame and an obvious design flaw.

Zero help regarding how to use it, overpriced

The air fryer works well overall and does a great job for everyday use. I also had a good experience with customer care, which was responsive and helpful. Just keep in mind that replacement parts may be harder to find in Canada.

Wow, seriously The Fritaire air fryer has completely transformed my kitchen routine. The standout the glass bowl. I have been hunting for a non toxic glass air fryer. Not only is it sleek and modern on the counter, but it gives total peace of mind knowing it is non-toxic and teflon-free. Being able to watch the food crisp in real time without constantly opening the basket to check on it is a total game changer. ​The performance is top tier. The included rotisserie spit works like a charm, cooks chicken evenly, leaving the outside amazingly crispy while keeping the inside tender and juicy. I was hesitant at first. ​To top it all off, cleanup is practically effortless thanks to the self-cleaning function. You just add water, a drop of dish soap, and let the air fryer do the heavy lifting for you. It’s powerful, healthy, beautiful, and hassle-free. Highly recommended to anyone looking to upgrade their air frying!

I really love this air fryer! As a mom, having a non-toxic option was very important to me, and I love that it has a glass bowl instead of the typical nonstick coating. I also love being able to actually see the food while it’s cooking, no more opening it every few minutes to check! I made empanadas the other day and they came out SO good, crispy on the outside and perfectly cooked inside. I’ve also been using it for veggies, reheating food, and everyday cooking, and everything has turned out great. The accessories are actually useful too, which I really appreciate because that’s not always the case with air fryers. It’s also just a really beautiful, well-designed appliance. The glass makes it feel different from other air fryers I’ve had, and the self cleaning feature is such a bonus. Honestly, one of my favorite kitchen purchases lately!

It was nice while working. Bought it in April and now it’s September and the fan doesn’t work. My $20 air fryer lasted 3 years and I treated this one way better. We’re going to see if we can fix it. Otherwise back to shopping for a new one

3 stars only because I have yet to actually use it. Will update after I rotisserie my chicken. But some things one should know not mentioned anywhere I could find on the website or in the instructions and that is BATTERIES REQUIRED. Really, no where in the instructions even does it mention anything about how it takes 4 AAA batteries in the rotisserie motor. In fact, even the battery housing doesn't say what size batteries to use. Also, not wanting to force anything, I spent 10 minutes trying to attach the motor going off the directions on the motor for locking it in place and I finally figured out they were printed backwards so, now, I need to make sure to twist in the direction of the locked symbol to remove the motor and toward the unlocked symbol to lock it in place. (later that day) I prepped and cooked a 4 lbs., 9 oz. chicken on the rotisserie. Even though this is a typical medium sized chicken to me, it barely fit on the spit with clearance enough too spin. The BATTERIES were fresh so the little motor was able to push it around but not without dragging the widest part of the bird on the top and bottom. After about 35 minutes, the other end of the spit from the motor started jumping up and down with each rotation. Then I noticed this aggravation vibrated the thumbscrew holding the skewer to the spit loose and the bird had slipped to the non-motorized side of the spit. I spent another 10 minutes using pliers to loosen the screw so I could compress the chicken toward the center of the spit. (very hot) After another 12 minutes I called it done and removed the chicken from the cooker. The self cleaning was inadequate to clean the cooked on scrapings of the bird onto the screen that separated the food from the heating element. I had to use a screw driver to remove this mesh to adequately clean it. Obviously a smaller bird would have performed better but they are hard to find these days, most ranging from 3 - 5+ pounds. 6/2 (the next day) I was troubled about the lack of indication the unit needed batteries on ANY of its related printed material or website. It was almost as if THEY KNEW nobody would want a battery powered rotisserie motor. I know I wouldn't have bought the thing had I known that upfront. I happily returned the unit. I am keeping the 3 stars only because I did like the tempered glass bowl. I would have been ideal if the motor was 120 volt and there was more space because the chicken would become even more self basting as it dragged the bottom of the bowl. Also, the screen I mentioned above that I had to remove to clean? It was an almost adequate spatter guard for the heating element and fan blades. This would help with keeping the unit cleaner longer. the heating controls were really straight forward and simple. In my opinion, this would be adequate for all the other things it is touted for. Even the BATTERY POWERED MOTOR would be sufficient to turn the rotisserie basket full of fries. I bought it for rotarying a chicken and for me, it failed in this scope. Hope this helps someone.